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After a little over a thousand miles.. here are my thoughts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcvdwUUz0KQ&feature=youtu.be
Cheers
MJ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcvdwUUz0KQ&feature=youtu.be
Cheers
MJ
I can see that how heat would be a factor. Yes, I live in Northern California- the average temps even in summer is 65degreees.I enjoyed your review.
Fortunately for you, you don't live in a hot and humid climate and ride in slow moving traffic. Otherwise you would have mentioned HEAT as one of the negatives. But many others say most big bikes are similar in emitting heat.
LOL @lux exactly- well said! Glad you got your bike!Is that seat breaking in (or breaking you in?)
Now that I have mine I get some serious smashed crotch going on because it's like they designed the seat to guide you right to the thinnest part at the front. I got on my BMW yesterday for the first time since I had owned the Ducati and the seat was so soft and comfy... like a hemorrhoid donut. It was fun being back on a motorcycle that didn't make me want to get off after 15 minutes.
The problem with the Ducati is that it's like a dominatrix. It pummels your crotch, but the alluring cornering and power keep you on board, putting up with it.
LOL. Try a monster, she will teach to respect that break.The problem with the Ducati is that it's like a dominatrix. It pummels your crotch, but the alluring cornering and power keep you on board, putting up with it.
Thanks man!Just watched your review. Excellent job on both the pros and cons.![]()
Much appreciated! Thanks.Great job with the long term review. Having watched all your other videos, didn't expect any less from you this time either.![]()
Thank you for the effort!
Nicely said. I'm also a big fan of BMWs K bikes.Nice vid Moto! I have just under 1000 miles on my Icon.
Love this motorcycle!
My other bike is a BMW K1200S that I have ridden all over the Western U.S. and Canada. And yes, while I can and have cruised at 130 mph or more with luggage on the K in the desert for sustained periods; that won't happen on my Scrambler.
But, it does just fine at 75-80. Very minimal vibrations, and the engine is not working hard, although revving a bit. I could see taking it on a trip with some minimal wing protection and carrying capacity.
The engine is fantastic at all RPM. Same for lightweight handling. It's small compared to my K, but that cool to be small and light, any I am not the tallest guy so it fits me well.
The seat is a bit of a pain, but unlike yours, mine seems to be breaking in...or my seat muscles are getting used to it!
awesome and thanx. was saving it for when everyone hit the sack! >After a little over a thousand miles.. here are my thoughts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcvdwUUz0KQ&feature=youtu.be
Cheers
MJ